What is the classic verse of Dingjunshan?

"Dingjunshan" classic singing is:This letter came coincidentally, the heaven help Huang Zhong became a success. The first drum, the war rice, the second drum, the tight robe, the third drum, the knife out of the sheath, the fourth drum, the soldiers handed over. If you go forward, you will be rewarded, but if you retreat, you will inevitably eat a knife. The whole world will return to the camp with the master, and tomorrow, at three o'clock in the afternoon, we will be able to accomplish our work.

This is a classic cantata by Huang Zhong of Dingjun Mountain, which describes how Huang Zhong, a veteran general of Shu, when Cao Cao attacked Jiameng Pass, a major town in Western Shu, played the spirit of the old and strong to Zhuge Liang to ask for an order to resist the enemy, repelled the enemy Zhang He, and took advantage of the victory to capture the Cao army's cantonment of food in the Tiandang Mountain, and then again and again, with the plan to behead Cao general Xiahouyuan, and captured Dingjun Mountain, the home of Cao's army.

Synopsis:

Dingjun Mountain, also known as Success in One Battle, is a traditional Peking Opera play about the war between Wei and Shu during the Three Kingdoms period, when Cao Cao sends his general Zhang He to attack the Jiameng Pass, and he is defeated by Shu Han's veteran generals Huang Zhong and Yan Yan. Zhang He fled to Dingjun Mountain and joined Xiahou Yuan, ready to **** together against the Shu army. Zhuge Liang, in order to increase Huang Zhong's confidence in winning, falsely said that Huang Zhong was too old to defeat Xiahou Yuan, and was ready to fight with someone else.

Huang Zhong was very angry at hearing this, saying that although he was old, his strength was not diminished, and he made a military order, vowing to take down Dingjun Mountain within ten days. Zhuge Liang saw the success of the agitation method, then gladly agreed to Huang Zhong to go to war. In the battle between the two armies, Xiahou Yuan captured Huang Zhong's general Chen Shi, and Huang Zhong also captured Xiahou Yuan's nephew Xiahou Shang. The two sides then agreed to exchange hostages in front of the two armies.

But when Xiahou Yuan released Chen Shi, Huang Zhong shot Xiahou Shang to death, provoking Xiahou Yuan to come out to fight. Huang Zhong then performed the Dragged Sword Trick, decapitating Xiahou Yuan and capturing Dingjun Mountain.